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County board rejects request to abandon right-of-way in Newport - Vimarsana News

County board rejects request to abandon right-of-way in Newport

BEAUFORT — Carteret County commissioners voted Monday night to reject a request from Logan Rio, owner of 400 Pearson Circle in Newport, to abandon and close a 251.15-foot unnamed and

Filing period to open Dec. 4 for 2024 election - Vimarsana News

Filing period to open Dec. 4 for 2024 election

BEAUFORT — The candidate filing period for the upcoming 2024 elections begins at noon on Monday, Dec. 4, and ends at noon on Friday, Dec. 15. Local candidates seeking a

CCC sends out flier to address concerns regarding public safety training facility - Vimarsana News

CCC sends out flier to address concerns regarding public safety training facility

NORTH RIVER — Carteret Community College (CCC) is sending an informational flier to North River residents and others concerned about a planned Public Safety Training Facility on Laurel Road.

Commissioner Ed Wheatly comes out against North River fire training center, questions whether it's necessary | Beaufort - Vimarsana News

Commissioner Ed Wheatly comes out against North River fire training center, questions whether it's necessary | Beaufort

BEAUFORT — After several North River residents continued to protest the Carteret Community College’s planned fire training center off Laurel Road Monday night, County Commissioner Ed Wheatly came out strongly

Fear simmers over college's firefighting facility | Editorials - Vimarsana News

Fear simmers over college's firefighting facility | Editorials

Carteret Community College is finding itself putting out fires (pun intended) that could possibly have been avoided by simply being more diligent in communicating with the residents and farm owners